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Grecian Beer Cocktail Ring $115 The luscious hues of the Grecian beer cocktail ring can be intoxicating. Golden amber tones reflect from the beer quartz cubic zirconia and bounce off the bands of shimmering jewels. 18K gold plating completes the palate, which shows a neutral palate need never be boring. |
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Drinkology Beer (Hardcover) $31.16 "An informative reference about beer styles, touring breweries, beer festivals, beer-cocktail recipes, and recipes for dishes made with beer"-- |
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Drinkology Beer: $14.85 So a guy or a gal walks into a bar and orders a . . . what? A Belgian lambic? A German Hefeweizen? An American barley wine? Today, with thousands of beers being made in the U.S. and many, many imported ales and lagers available at taverns and retailers, the once-simple decision to have a beer may feel a little like drowning. Drinkology Beer to the rescue. James Waller’s new book is written especially for beer lovers who have no idea what “sparge” or “IBU” might mean. After covering the basics of brewing, Waller provides an informative, witty, and accessible compendium of the globe’s beer styles, ranging from Abbey Ale to Zwickel. With special features including a roundup of “beer culture” (such as beer songs and movies about beer), notes on touring breweries, and a selection of beer-cocktail recipes and food dishes you can make with beer, Drinkology Beer is a beer book completely unlike any other. |
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The Cocktail $10.36 The Cocktail |
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Cocktail $5.99 Cocktail |
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Tu Simplicity Beer Glasses 4-pack $6 Mix yourself a larger shandy or a refreshing fruit cocktail in these Simplicity Beer Glasses. Dishwasher safe they arrive gift-boxed. |
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American Cocktail: $13.16 France has wine, Germany’s got beer, but America is the land of the cocktail. And cocktail culture is flourishing with mixologists wherever you live combining local, artisanal, and homemade ingredients to concoct drinks with complex layers of flavor. Fifty favorites from the best bartenders coast to coast offer modern twists on heritage drinks, plus all-new creations, complete with glimpses into each one’s inception and unique ingredients. This cocktail guide is perfect for mixed drink aficionados, home entertainers, and anyone who enjoys unwinding with a choice beverage after a long day. |
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Cocktail Wheel $7.49 Revolving cocktails, the true wheel of progress. With a quick spin, learn popular drink recipes, the proper glass to serve in, which tools are needed to mix, and bartending tips to create delicious libations with the fun format of the cocktail wheel. From Manhattans to Kamikazes, this cocktail wheel has everything you need to know about cocktails. In a practical and easy-to-use spin wheel design, you will be on your way to hosting the best cocktail party or happy hour. This is a useful and fun little tool to keep around the house and also makes a great gift for the beer lover in your life.Features: • Learn the basics of cocktails • General information on mixed drinks • Fun and easy to use • Great gift for cocktails loversSize: 9 1/2"diameter |
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Rachel Beer $68.51 High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles Rachel Beer (18581927), granddaughter of David Sassoon, was editor of The Observer (18911904) and ownereditor of The Sunday Times (18931904). Rachel was born in Bombay to Sassoon David Sassoon, a member of a prominent Jewish family of merchants who made their fortune in trade with the Far East. As a young woman, she volunteered as a nurse in a hospital before marrying Frederick Arthur Beer in 1887. Frederick soon suffered from an illness that changed his personality and led to his early death. Author: Surhone, Lambert M./ Timpledon, Miriam T./ Marseken, Susan F. Binding Type: Paperback Number of Pages: 88 Publication Date: 2010/07/10 Language: English Dimensions: 5.98 x 9.01 x 0.21 inches |
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Cocktail Parties $15.71 Meeting for drinks doe have to mean grabbing a beer at the local bar anymore. With cocktails more popular than ever people want to do their entertaining at home. Cocktail Parties: Williams-Sonoma Entertaining is filled with fun party ideas, instructions for perfect drinks, and the perfect food pairing. It is exactly the book everyone needs to entertain at home in style. Equal parts cookbook, instruction manual, and idea generator, Cocktail Parties takes the worry--and stress-- out of hosting an event. With fifty simple, all new and delicious recipes for drinks and food, the book is organized around seven theme menus, such as Summer Cocktails, Saturday Night, and Impromptu Gathering. Helpful checklists and tips on bar stocking, tale decorations, and other essentials make planning easy . |
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Beer Cocktails (50 Series) $8.54 According to a host of print and online sources, the beer cocktail trend is here to stay. Frank Bruni in The New York Times reports that beer cocktails are the number-one sellers in many top establishments, and that their subtle qualities and intriguing flavors have convinced him to rethink his own former aversion to beer-drinking. Despite the popularity of the trend, Howard and Ashley Stelzer’s Beer Cocktails is the first book devoted to the subject. The Stelzers include among their fifty recipes some classic beer cocktails, such as the Radler from Bavaria, a “warm ale flip” from Colonial America, and the most famous of all, the Black & Tan. The emphasis, however, is on newer concoctions, both their own--they are the creators of the respected blog Beyond the Shadow of a Stout (ShadowOfAStout.com)--and those inspired by cutting-edge bartenders from coast to coast. The four recipe chapters cover pale and American-style beers, Belgian-style ales, stouts and porters, and black and brown ales. |
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Bournemouths "gaza Strip"
Bournemouths "Gaza Strip"
Its True! Bournemouth "Gaza Strip" DOES exist - at least thats what the locals in the suburb of Charminster call it ...
Bournemouth - An Introduction
"Sunny Bournemouth" is just 100 miles away from London, on the south coast of England - it is nearly opposite the Isle of Wight, and famous for its music festival and many yacht regattas.
The town is home to over 200,000 people, which swells by many thousands at weekends and during the Summer months - it is a well known resort with many hotels, restaurants, and leisure activities on-hand.
At one point in Bournemouths history there were more hotel bedrooms within its boundaries than any other city in Europe outside of London, with approximately 30,000 beds.
The town also benefits by being a premier English language teaching centre, with many schools attracting students from all over the world to learn English.
Where to Go - What to Do
Bournemouth is in the county of Dorset and is an ideal tourist base. Tourists benefit from a nine mile Sandy Beach, and it is well-placed for visits to Salisbury, Stonehenge, Winchester, the New Forest and Dorchester (the famous market town residing in whats known as " Hardy Country"). The Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site is only 45 minutes away, with over 90 miles of stunning coastline containing fossils dating back 180 million years recording Earths history.
The weather is so clement in Bournemouth that Palm trees flourish year round. Its a very green town, with many parks and an abundance of fine Championship golf courses. It also benefits from its growing international airport, which already services many European countries, with direct flights to major cities and resorts in the Mediterranean.
Nearby is the Sandbanks Penisula, which has some of the most expensive homes in the world - the houses have beautiful views of the Purbeck Hills and across one of the worlds largest and most stunning natural harbours anywhere - it provides the perfect environment for sailing and watersports. The mudflats and salt marshes are an ecological paradise for roosting birds.
There are three theatres - The Pavilion, The Pier Theatre and the Bournemouth International Centre. We also have multiplex Cinemas, the Russell Coates Museum, an oceanarium. two piers, beautiful gardens and a pedestrianised shopping area running from the east to the west of the town joining at the the Town Centre called The Square, which usually has a number of attractions throughout the year culminating in the German Christmas Market. The town also boasts its own large international conference and exhibition Centre called the B.I.C. At certain times of the year the main leisure centre has an ice rink installed. During the Summer months there is a free firework display near Bournemouth Pier on Friday Nights.
Bournemouth is also one of the hottest spots in Europe for young people going clubbing. It is also a firm favourite for stag and hen parties.
Bournemouth was recently voted the "Happiest Place to Live in the United Kingdom" - it received a vote of over 82% to take first place.
The " Gaza Strip "
Let me reveal all about the "Strip". I have already mentioned the great influx of language students visiting our town - they used to come Spring to Autumn, but nowadays the schools are very busy all year round, such is the demand for English as a language worldwide. The consequence is that Bournemouth has become one of the most truly cosmopolitan towns in the United Kingdom.
To answer the needs of these new temporary residents, the main street in Charminster has burgeoned with bars, restaurants, cafes and shops selling exotic ethnic foods. Most of the owners of these outlets tend to be from the Middle East, with Italians, Spanish, Portuguese and Turkish people supplementing their numbers. Korean,Japanese,Chinese and Asian foodshops are on the increase. It has made the main street a vibrant and colourful place to eat, drink and shop.
The bars and restaurants tend to serve food and drink all day long - you wont go hungry on the Gaza Strip.
There has, I have noticed, been a change in the body language and traditional greetings of the English, due to the influence of the traders and the students - many more men kiss and hug each other in the street quite readily! I have also noticed more back-slapping and handshaking than would have been seen previously.
All in all, the Gaza has benefitted the community as a whole. Also, due to the Smoking ban in shops and bars, there are more people lining the street - they have adopted an almost bazaar-type comradeship. If you take a ride along the Gaza, youll notice the number of people calling out to each other with jokes and comments across the street, previously unknown in conservative England.
Depending which end of the strip you start from, the boundaries of the "Gaza" are as follows: starting from the north, you have Sinbads Restaurant at the traffic lights, commonly known as "Kebab Juction and the Corner of the Gaza" (this was a genuine instruction to a taxi driver by a passenger, and he was taken straight there), you reach the end of the strip in the south at Tesco Express. In-between these junctions, you can feast on just about any mouthwatering food you desire.
Restaurants & Bars
Listed below are but a few of the venues on the "Strip". I have also included the nationalities of the owners, who have spotted the opportunity to provide services to an extended community. They are to be congratulated for their foresight and capital investment in turning what was a mediocre suburban shopping street into a vibrant experience for all to enjoy.
In no particular order:
Sebis Brasserie
Iranian Owner
Serves mainly continental food and a varied selection of wines, open until late, very popular in the evenings, gets very busy, mainly due to the efforts of Miguel, Marco, Einstein ( Ali ) Guzel and Ishmael the Boss -all great lads who always have a smile and a welcome for you... not to mention their wicked cocktails.
The Nippon Inn
Japanese / English Owner
This little restaurant and bar is run by Steve and his Japanese wife; they are right next door to Sebis, and serve some amazing versions of Japanese food resembling Spanish Tapas... nice people.
Salsa
Syrian Owner
This small, friendly bar restaurant has a reputation for Italian / Spanish food with a fair smattering of Middle Eastern meals. It benefits from having a very sunny patio, where you can while away the time and enjoy eating garlic olives, a slice of pizza and a glass or two of wine whilst watching the antics of the people parading up and down the Gaza. Tariq is mine host and will always give you the time of day.
Peppinos
Iranian Owner
Serves mainly Italian food and wines together with that lovely Peroni beer, open until late, very popular in the evenings, gets very busy - they have great Jazz nights and always do their best to provide lively entertainment.
Sal e Pepe
Iranian Owner
A great Italian restaurant operated by the lovely Nikki and Nico the owners, upmarket food and drink for the discerning, just wish they opened at lunchtime again.
San Lorenzos
Italian Owner
Certainly the most famous Italian restaurant on the strip, very friendly, and ably run by Ann and Lorenzo for many years. This restaurant has a very long association with the soccer fraternity, having hosted many dinners for professional footballers when they have come to compete in the town.
You also have the following to choose from:
Havanas Night Club... The Vibe Nightclub... Bar Zuka... Retro... San Miguel... Baraca... Damascus... Bedouin... Pasa Mr Falafael...
STOP PRESS... Soon to be opened by an Englishman will be an "American Diner" - ah, but he is half Italian... God bless.
All of these venues, and this is by no means a complete list, are owned or operated by the following nationalities:
Lebanese, Israeli, Turkish, Morroccan, Palestinian, French Algerian... these great people have made the "Gaza Strip" what it is today. Many Thanks, all.
The Sad Part
I have a sad observation to make, there is only One pub on the Gaza. Its called the Richmond Arms, and what a state the Brewery has let it get into. It has one of the biggest Gardens of any pub locally, and borders a least 100 feet of the "Strip", separated only by dingy railings. This once happy and vibrant community pub is now in a disgraceful state of decor. The opportunity to be a showcase on this thriving street, and to attract back a bountiful customer base,is being ignored. Given the effort our Middle Eastern friends have put in (and quality, too ), the brewery should be ashamed.
A Question ?
Why do the people of Spain enjoy the freedom of choice when it comes to where you can and cannot smoke in a Bar / Restaurant environment.
I am led to understand that if premises are under a certain square meterage say 100 or that said premise only has a capacity for upto 100 people then they can apply for and are granted a license which they display on their front door advising the public that they make smoke within...how sensible.
The question is of course .....can it be done in the United Kingdom.
A Good Part
For the first time this year, an event known as the Bournemouth Sevens will be staged at the sports facilites near the Airport, 31st May and 1st June 2008. I have copied some information below should you be interested.
Roger Woodall, Director of Diamond Sports Events, a former rugby player and founder of Bournemouth Sevens, realised there was a unique opportunity in England to create a two day festival on par with world tournaments such as Dubai, Hong Kong, and Amsterdam. His goal is to make this annual festival the largest in Europe, appealing to everyone from all ages.
This rugby/music festival will be a whole weekend of entertainment!
It will be a magnificent event for years to come. Not only will there be 24 national teams fiercely competing for the number one spot, we are pleased to announce our special guests the England Rugby World Cup Winners (Lewis Moody, Martin Johnson or Jonny Wilkinson TBC), plus numerous international and premiership rugby players. In addition, the world-renowned band Electric Mayhem will be performing live at the festival. Not only will they get the B7s Arena rocking, they also bring a huge production and PA system.
B7s will be a truly exclusive experience, held at the picturesque venue of Bournemouth Sports Club. It will be transformed into the ultimate sporting arena with 65 acres of picturesque grounds and a capacity to cater for 10,000 people each day. We are also very lucky to have our own parking and camp-site for 3,000 people.
We welcome all Rugby clubs, Hockey clubs, Netball clubs, sports clubs, Universities and anyone who is up for some fun.
Be the first to experience this carnival weekend! Find more information at
www.bournemouthsevens.com
Why not visit the Gaza Strip after the events of the day finish and Party On..........
And if you are visiting Bournemouth with a group of people and need Hotel Accommodation why not use our Services.....
www.hotelsmart.co.uk
Welcome to the " Gaza Strip "... whenever.
About the Author
Gordon Forrester is the Managing Director of Hotelsmart a Conference & Hotel Accommodation booking service based in Bournemouth but operating Worldwide, The service is Free to Clients. They offer their services for group bookings primarily but also have an online booking producing savings of upto 70% on hotel rates for the independent traveller. http://www.hotelsmart.co.uk
